The part that the author conveniently doesn't go into is income, other than mentioning that people sitting in companies are stuck there because they need the in

The part that the author conveniently doesn't go into is income, other than mentioning that people sitting in companies are stuck there because they need the income. Well, this very concept applies to you too, dear solo captain. Nobody is going to pay you any money for your podcast search app that you prompted together in record time. As you get better at this, sure enough you might create something tangible and substantial that otherwise would have taken a small team or take 10 times as long. But guess what? These super powers aren't exclusive. Anybody will be able to do it. So the execution becomes irrelevant and value is based on the idea being unique, and even if that, it will be instantly copied. Even an idea being unique doesn't have to translate in success. We don't exactly have a shortage of software or content, we're already drowning in it and can't even keep up with tools. How would you be even be noticed in an abundance of ideas?